Which mineral deposition pattern indicates stable cave climate?

💡 Explanation

Concentric layering indicates consistent, slow mineral precipitation from dripping water due to stable temperature and humidity levels; this is driven by the water table steady state. Therefore, regular banding, rather than formations influenced by varied inputs, displays annual climate stability.

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